Springfield weekly Republican

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Havana, Feb. 7—(AP) —Five

hundred thousand Lindbergh pos

tage stamps, commemorating the

airman's arrival in Cuba, will be

on sale tomorrow, the date fixed

for the event. Final preparations

are being made at Camp Colum

bia, where it is expected Col

Lindbergh will arrive about 4 In

the afternoon on his flight from

Port-au-Prince.

A medal will be bestowed upon

Lindbergh Friday morning at the

state department by the council

and provincial government of

Havana.

Later in his address, however, Hod

son said that there is now consider

able evidence of an increasingly seri

ous unemployment situation in this

city.

John B. Andrews, secretary of the

American Association for Labor Leg

islation, said that signs are multiply

ing that we are once more faced with

the problem of widespread unemploy

ment.

“The decline in the volume of em

ployment,” he said, “Is already seri

ous enough to call for immediate

public action to combat and if possible

avert the worst consequences of an

acute depression,"

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1928). Springfield, Mass., 1928-02-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1928-02-09/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1928-02-09.